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The final seminar of FIA Safety Week 2026 looked at how research, regulations and regular training are making medical response to racing incidents even better

FIA member clubs joined online safety seminars throughout last week with viewership up over 33% on 2025 Topics included rally, circuit and karting safety as well as new guidance and safety procedures including on driver extraction 50 speakers across 15 sessions overviewed recent safety advancements and supported clubs to implement the latest innovation and guidance

FIA member clubs joined online safety seminars throughout last week with viewership up over 33% on 2025 Topics included rally, circuit and karting safety as well as new guidance and safety procedures including on driver extraction 50 speakers across 15 sessions overviewed recent safety advancements and supported clubs to implement the latest innovation and guidance

The Goodyear FIA European Truck Racing Championship will enter a new era from 2026, with the FIA assuming full control of the series.

The Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), the global governing body for motor sport and the federation for mobility organisations worldwide, brought together Motor Sport and Mobility Clubs from across North and Central America, the Caribbean and South America in Panama City on Saturday 31 January to celebrate champions from across the region and recognise those driving large-scale improvements for road users.

- FIA welcomes Hankook, one of the world’s leading tyre makers, to its FIA Global Partner Programme - Partnership includes role as Official Partner of the FIA Awards and the FIA Sustainable Innovation Series, a global platform for sustainable innovations in motor sport and mobility - Joint focus on innovation, sustainability and safety, aimed at promoting the transfer of developments from motorsport to future-orientated mobility

1. Luigi Fagioli at Cuneo, 1930. The Magistrate of Cuneo signals the start of the Cuneo-Colle della Maddalena Hill Climb for pilot Luigi Fagioli on 29 June 1930. Driving a 3000cc Maserati, Fagioli finished second overall. A central figure in the evolution of international motor sport, Italy’s Luigi...

- The FIA is offering one promising student a fully funded MSc in Advanced Motorsport Mechatronics at Cranfield University - After graduation, the scholar will be offered an internship with the FIA to launch their professional career - The scholarship is part of the FIA's wider commitment to remove barriers to careers in motorsport and double motorsport participation - Applications for the scholarship will close on 20 March 2026